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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 27, 1834

Page

4

The Chancellor and the Poor Law In Parliament

The piece lampoons Lord Brougham and his plan for a nonpartisan Poor Law Commission, criticizing appointments to the board as political bias in disguise. It questions Chadwick's prominence, mocks Homer and Chadwick, and ends by praising political reform yet warning of overreach and future instability in governance.

Job Times Lori Brougham Central Board Bite ‘ Een Frankland Lewis John Lefevre Colonial Department Nicholls Whitehall Mr. Chadwick Chadwick John Lefevreworth Homer Lord Brougham Lewis Lefevre Shakspeare Milton Morning Chronicle Orangemen Winchilsea England France Europe Louis Philip Henry V Louisa Philip Lord Grey Lord Melbourne

Guernsey Bankrupt Refuses Surrender Amid Court Crowds

Law intelligence reports the Guernsey bankrupt La Vouteur declining to surrender at the London Court of Bankruptcy. Letters from the debtor claim island privileges shield him from English law, while authorities insist the bankruptcy statute applies. Prosecution for felony discussed as surrender fails.

la Vouteur Whitelock Giueragev Faulclair Jas. LE Couteur Bansfield Guernsey Court of Bankruptcy London Royal Court Island Holroyd Lord Tenterden Isle of Man England Isle of Lord Hardwick Bird Sedgwick Alexander Vaughan

Police Intelligence at Mansion House Trial for Larceny

Samuel John Wilkin, previously examined for a 50 bill of exchange, was brought before Sir Chapman Marshall at the Mansion House on a larceny charge. The hearing featured conflicted testimony about a gold watch linked to a transaction and a disputed bill to Maidstone executor Mr Alexander, with the case likely to go to a jury.

Samuel John Wilkin Alderman Copeland Charles Mellingen Church-street Shoreditch Bank Alexander Sir Chapman Marshall Chapman Marshall Lambeth-street Hubler Joseph Millingen Hobler Prinorer Maidstone Wilkins Rees Sir Chapman Marshal Millinwen Millingen Hillingen Mr. Millingen Newgate Bow-Street Andrew Barnard Green Isle Peter Reilly Brewer’s Court Bedfordbury Marlborough Street Hampstead Road Chambers Regent-street C Division Vine-street Prare Str E. Pacer’s Edward Paget Sandhurst Marylebone John Bussil Joiner Mopead Little Missenden Bucks Southerden Harrow Road Red Lion Wickhamheath William Joiner Rial Union Hall John Morris Messia Bowling Walker Kent Street Southwark Scotland Edinburgh Aberdeen M‘kay Pervonie Hobbs

Weather Exemption Baffles Mental Efforts At Press

The New Orleans Mercantile Advertiser notes extreme heat defeats mental effort while promising a flood of ideas from the inkstand. It also reports honorary silver medals awarded in Paris to Loudon for Encyclopaedias of Agriculture and to McCulloch for the Commercial Dictionary by the Academy of Industry and the Statistical Society of Paris.

Royal Military School Surrey Zoological Gardens Silver-street Bedford Pope Gulliver Scott Etna Og of Basan Bentley Cooper Miss Austen Brunton Bir. Gleig New Orleans Academy of Industry Paris Loudon

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